Get a look into the Ag45 I-Corps cohort, the NSF Great Plains I-Corps Hub’s first agriculture-focused entrepreneurship training. This webinar will answer any questions you have about the upcoming Ag45 cohort, discuss the classroom structure, and expectations for the program.   Attendees will get to hear from Noel Anderson, Technology Consultant at Grand Farm who has 30+ years of experience in

By participating in this I-Corps cohort, your team will learn how to use the scientific method to validate the translational potential of your technology. This is about equipping your team with tools to translate research into solutions that matter. Regional I-Corps offers a unique opportunity to begin assessing the value proposition of your technology by helping researchers explore how their

Enroll in this free innovation cohort focused on customer discovery. I-Corps is designed to equip participants with skills for designing products and services that benefit customers. Gain insights for developing a strategy to transition technology from lab to market. The course provides structured lectures and best practices to support teams in engaging with customers effectively. Participants in an I-Corps team

The Regional I-Corps at the University of Kansas is a hybrid course that welcomes researchers and entrepreneurs to explore the commercial potential of technology solutions across any industry sector. This course prepares researchers to extend their focus beyond the lab and consider the economic and societal impact of their work. Participants in an I-Corps team should allocate roughly 8-10 hours

Are you interested in taking your innovative idea, technology, or process commercial? Entrepreneurial-minded graduate and undergraduate students, faculty, staff, alumni, and local community members are invited to join the next Great Plains I-Corps cohort. The program offered through Great Plains Hub is structured around the lean startup teaching methods and principles used by NSF’s National I-Corps. The NSF-funded I-Corps program’s

The Regional I-Corps training welcomes researchers and entrepreneurs to explore the commercial potential of technology solutions across any industry sector. It prepares researchers to extend their focus beyond the lab and consider the economic and societal impact of their work. Participants in an I-Corps team should allocate roughly 8-10 hours weekly throughout the duration of the five-week program. Each team

The Regional I-Corps training spans five weeks, offering a blended approach to assess the market potential of your technology. This program welcomes both researchers and entrepreneurs, the curriculum explores the commercial potential of deep technology solutions across any industry sector. It prepares researchers to extend their focus beyond the lab and consider the economic and societal impact of their work.

The Regional I-Corps training at University of Montana spans five weeks, offering a blended approach to assess the market potential of your technology. This program welcomes both researchers and entrepreneurs, the curriculum explores the commercial potential of deep technology solutions across any industry sector. It prepares researchers to extend their focus beyond the lab and consider the economic and societal

The Great Plains I-Corps: Discovery 60 is a customized 6-week program designed specifically for participants who have already completed a Regional I-Corps program and are ready to take the next step. Building on the foundations of customer discovery, this advanced course helps teams accelerate discovery, refine their business model, and move closer to launching a business. You’ll learn to analyze

The Great Plains I-Corps: Ag45 cohort is a 7-session program designed to help teams that are developing agriculture or ag-related technologies to validate their ideas and build a strong foundation for commercialization.  Using the Lean Launchpad framework, participants will work through the Business Model Canvas in virtual and in-person workshops. Teams will conduct 45 customer discovery interviews, engaging directly with stakeholders across the agriculture ecosystem